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Good points and questions. I do feel that the home office/ in power political party should have an input to sentence lengths. This can be very useful to target emerging trends. The riot being a good one. Riot and we will hit you with big sentences. Also I know it's a long time ago but after...

It was his inference in his question and previous posts which he challenged/ doubted when it was stated that police have no control over sentencing. I took his question as a sarcastic one but if it was a genuine question then I do apologise. And I do mean that. I really do believe that once...

You really are being blinded by your obvious dislike/ distrust of the police. If you think back it was the government and Home Secretary who said that anyone caught rioting would receive the maximum possible sentences. This was in an attempt to stop the disorder and calm the tensions. People...

I was referring to the post about the millwall supporters and their t shirts. A completely fabricated story. I happen to know a millwall supporter very well who was there and he said that the t shirts were a bit more controversial than just a CCTV camera picture.

If you had read the thread you would know the answer. A police officer answered. Cost. Every force in the uk now orders shirts from one manufacturer. To keep costs down they issues separate ID tags.

Act first think later has probably saved numerous lives and caught numerous serious offenders. Damned if you do damned if you don't. Let's all give the police a good verbal bashing. Have you ever actually had first hand experience of your claim? Give us an example. Not from google search.

You are clutching at straws now. That is because she was filming a stop search under the terrorism act. So like I said possible evidence. Nothing to do with filming at football/ matches or protests. So I say again there is nothing to stop you from filming police going about their normal...

You are clutching at straws now. That is because she was filming a stop search under the terrorism act. So like I said possible evidence. Nothing to do with filming at football/ matches or protests. So I say again there is nothing to stop you from filming police going about their normal...

Arrested for wearing a t shirt. Really. Another bull story

What is stopping you from filming them? Nothing. Protesters counter film police all the time. Police would only ever consider stopping or confiscating the film if is was evidence of offences.

Do most of you realise that the police have nothing to do with the judges decision on jail term etc. therefore your comparisons on football sentencing and west street are completely invalid. Police arrest, CPS decide whether the suspect will be charged, judge passes sentence. 3 entirely...